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I don’t know. I saw it hanging out in the harbor a couple of mornings ago. It suddenly appeared in view beside Ten Pound Island and at first looked like a building I didn’t ever recall seeing before. I just googled it and found: “The American Glory offers discerning travelers the most unique and modern style of small ship cruising. Each unique and off-the-beaten path port visited, gives guests a glimpse into the cultural heritage that is the fabric of our great nation. The country-club atmosphere onboard allows guests to relax, and enjoy the company of fellow travelers who share their interests in American history and culture. The spacious public lounges and observation decks are frequented by guests who wish to mingle with friends new and old.”
So I guess Gloucester is “a unique and off-the-beaten path port”. It appears to sail out of Portland, ME. http://www.americancruiselines.com/small-riverboat-cruise-ships/american-glory
Good Morning Gloucester 
Looks more like a building afloat than a boat….
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I agree. It looked like a floating building to me.
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Who owns this boat? Is it a mini-cruise ship?
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I don’t know. I saw it hanging out in the harbor a couple of mornings ago. It suddenly appeared in view beside Ten Pound Island and at first looked like a building I didn’t ever recall seeing before. I just googled it and found: “The American Glory offers discerning travelers the most unique and modern style of small ship cruising. Each unique and off-the-beaten path port visited, gives guests a glimpse into the cultural heritage that is the fabric of our great nation. The country-club atmosphere onboard allows guests to relax, and enjoy the company of fellow travelers who share their interests in American history and culture. The spacious public lounges and observation decks are frequented by guests who wish to mingle with friends new and old.”
So I guess Gloucester is “a unique and off-the-beaten path port”. It appears to sail out of Portland, ME. http://www.americancruiselines.com/small-riverboat-cruise-ships/american-glory
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a little wind a few waves …
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I bet the views are great with you own balcony – hit’s the coast line for sure thanks EJ! 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
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